Hostage Crises End After Library Bomb Detonation
A tense five hour siege near a Tibetan monks sand painting ended when a gunman detonated a bomb in the library after negotiations with police. Witnesses described him threatening to end his life and seeking a pardon from President Clinton while demanding money. Salt Lake City Police Chief Ruben Ortega was away in Arizona at the time.
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Kennard
India
Jordan River
KSL
Jan Carlston
Carlston
Vuyk
Draper
Salt Lake City
Ruben Ortega
Clinton
Ortega
Arizona
Noted Utah gunman Draper ends standoff after letter to monk
Clifford Lynn Draper held hostages on the library's second floor in Prescott. deputy Prescott and a Buddhist monk followed by Carl Robinson aided a hostage escape. Draper demanded air time and music, warned he might die, and telephoned a radio station before surrendering.
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Carl Robinson
Prescott
Sheriff's Department
Robinson
Utah
U.S
Draper
Jethro Tull
Led Zeppelin
Aerosmith
Tempe judge tied to real estate and drug DUI listing scheme
A Tempe court official faces scrutiny over deals with attorneys including a former judge who bought property from the court head. The scheme involved printing and faxing drunken driving arrest lists to a select circle of defense lawyers for a daily fee, with court officials halting the practice amid concerns of bias and ethics.
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Mark Weingart
Weingart
Tempe
Mirretti
Jim Piper
Merkel
Piper
Terry Zerkle
Zerkle
Robert Koch
Maricopa
Koch
Tad Kern
Steven Papp
John Greco
Greco
Kern
Jane Mirretti
Bertrand Johnson
Whires
Johnson
Papp
Tend Inc
Arizona Corporation Commission
Velasco
Arizona Supreme Court
Women chefs confront pressure and hours in demanding field
Elizabeth Leite of Scottsdale Culinary Institute notes that many women avoid top roles due to pressure and motherhood. Salaries for graduates run 16 000 to 19 000, with women at the lower end. Susy Davidson leads the International Association of Women Chefs and Restaurateurs to address issues like childcare and job sharing.
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Nordin
Elizabeth Leite
Scottsdale Culinary Institute
Barbara Foster
International Association of Women Chefs and Restaurateurs
Susy Davidson
Davidson
Women reshaping kitchens in a male dominated field
The article profiles women chefs balancing careers and family as they push into professional kitchens once dominated by men. It notes long hours, marriage strains, and the push for advancement through overtime, with some women discouraged by cultural and institutional barriers. It also highlights rising female enrollment in culinary programs and contrasts paths in hotels, resorts, and pastry roles.
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Suarez
Roxsand
Donna Nordin
Tudi Franks
Franks
Leite
Scottsdale Culinary Institute
Scottsdale Community College
Sarah R. Labensky
Springer
Sylvia Smith
Smith
Italy
Gross
Vincent Guerithault
Vincent
Guerithault
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